baag2advSuddenly.Ba’ag ay nin dummatong logadna.He left unexpectedly.Baagen dummatong kanu logadna.The limit of his time (the end of his stay here), it is said, suddenly arrived.Lit. The limit of his time here might have suddenly arrived. This is like:
baagenseepokkat 2advEventually; suddenly.Baagkanugen binumtak gubat.What if the war might suddenly break out?Ngai inontaku nu baagen binumtak gubat?What will we do if war suddenly breaks out?Matoytaku ain nu baagen tuttuwa sanat'e ugudom.We will surely die if what you said suddenly happens.These expressions are strong and they incite feelings of pessimism and despair.
baaknOld rice remaining in the granary at the time of the next harvest.
Baakka!Bachelor. Lit. You are old rice! Used of a middle aged or younger unmarried man; connotes: they have been left behind, unable to find a wife; usu. humorous.
baangseeastonbalkabakbuyyakawngawoysinanglitunas1nPlace which will be cleaned and used for a plantation.Esp. of tobacco plantations; also for petchay and other vegetables, and sugarcane.2vTo prepare an area for a plantation.3vTo clear an area for a plantation site.
baat11nBusiness trip.2vTo take a trip.Connotes: for a specific purpose.3vTo take a journey for work or business reasons; to go on a journey.4nomThe occasion (time or place) of going on a journey.Kamaan ni ambabbaatanyu?When are you going on your business trip?
baaynSpecies of bird.Large, crow sized; eat snails, shells, etc.; nest in rono canes or tall grasses; chick is all black down with yellow beak and black feet; the beak turns dark brown in adult.
baba2vTo abase.Ad’im pababaon long-agnu si mibulubulun kan dida.Do not abase yourselves by associating with them.
babaddongvTo lay about.Babaddong ak Jose ye nasakit.Jose is laying down because of his sickness.Used of wood, clothing, books, a sick person, etc.
babagesangseebagesangvTo feel unwell.Ambabagesangak ay'e anggiddugiddu.I don't feel well when I move around.Possibly a sign of having the flu; a tired, lazy, unwell feeling.
babakuugseebakuugdakol 3adjHuge; extraordinarily large.Atopay, bol’ok enna'e babakuug!Wow, how huge is this pig!Used of animals, trees, people; only of living things.
babangseebabbabang1adjNot enough.Babang ak kanonni.It is not enough to eat.2vTo be unsure; to have doubts.Ambabbabangak.I'm not sure (and thus will hesitate to do sth).Ambabb’abang ak lam’og ni pagoyni.We aren't sure if our rice will be enough.3vTo be unqualified; to be not good enough.Babangonak ak ampangat kan did’a.I am not good enough to be their leader (in their opinion).seeaaddiaaddi 2duwaduwa 2gulu 3liggumossanaglananaglasiguradusukkadtikawtuantuan